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From: | Stephen Judd <sljudd@paradise.net.nz> |
Date: | Sat, 20 Sep 2003 18:18:32 +1200 |
On Sat, 2003-09-20 at 16:27, Morgy 40 wrote: > To Harry & Stephen > > "Those who buy a computer program and try to get rich quick seem to > last only a few months at best, if the rate of churn of posters is > anything to go by. " That was Harry. > "I am a programmer, and I work for a bank. Mate, even if I believed in > TA, I wouldn't trust MY money to anything that wasn't tested within an > inch of its life... " But this was me. > 2. What relevancy does your job have to any investment tips you may > have or how does it somehow imply competency in investment knowledge, > did you invent windows, linux or someother special software > ?.Investment in all forms based on my experience both as a company > owner and parttime trader is based on knowledge I have gained from > study and application over many many years, some skills from business > were transferable, such as risk management, discipline, self > evaluation, self management etc etc. The point I was trying to make, poorly I admit, was that financial software, even that used in commercial situations, is often sufficiently poorly written and tested that I mistrust its recommendations. So it was the sharetrading programs I was expressing mistrust of, not the competency in investent knowledge of you or anyone else. (I imagine you probably know a builder who doesn't think much to other tradesmen's work either). Stephen ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- To remove yourself from this list, please use the form at http://www.sharechat.co.nz/chat/forum/
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